Ken Hardman, 45, was prosecuted for the offence of "quitting" after the vehicle was spotted by a police officer.
However, Mr Hardman, of Whittle-le-Woods, Lancashire, said that thieves had no way of stealing his Mercedes saloon because its windows and doors could be locked while the engine was running.

A police spokesman said: "The officer tried to offer words of advice but the male refused to accept them. So the officer was left with no option but to issue a fixed penalty notice of £30.
"Every year we appeal to the public not to leave their cars running unattended on frosty mornings as they are easy pickings for thieves."
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